Tarot and Candle Reading Classes

By Rubi Astrologa

Candles, as instruments of illumination with esoteric and ritual sense, have returned in recent years to reclaim the leading role they once had. Lighting a candle is a ritual, where traditions that speak of spell and spells are combined, from the tenderness of an evening by candlelight, through a simple bath under the relaxing effect of the special light of a few candles. The flames of candles radiate mystical powers and, for centuries, sorcerers, seers and fortune tellers have used them as space-creating instruments appropriate for their spells or to make predictions.

The Tarot is an ancient practice, a path by which we begin understanding towards oneself, towards our sacred interior. The Tarot is an oracle, a means, by which, in some way, and through its drawings and colors, we stimulate our psychic sphere, the deepest part that goes beyond the rational.

When we move the cards, a secret and powerful mechanism is put into operation, to open doors and means that connect us to the Universe. The Tarot is full of secrets, wonderful and powerful symbolisms that go beyond a great pictorial work. The magic, clairvoyance, or however you want to define it in you, will awaken little by little, as you practice and enter the intimate world of each card.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rubi Astrologa
• Release date: Apr 20, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223350293

Rubi Astrologa

Alina Rubí es astróloga certificada por la Asociación Americana de Astrólogos, además, posee certificaciones en Psicología, Hipnosis, Reiki, Sanación Bioenergética con cristales, Sanación Angelical, Interpretación de Sueños y es Instructora Espiritual; también posee conocimientos de Gemología. Rubi escribe los Horóscopos Mensuales para la página de internet de la American Asociation of Astrologers, escribe semanalmente una columna en el diario El Nuevo Herald sobre temas de astrología y psicología publicada todos los viernes en forma digital y los lunes en el impreso. Tiene su propia columna digital sobre astrología en el periódico Diario las Américas, Rubí Astrologa. Rubí ha escrito varios artículos sobre astrología para la publicación mensual "Today's Astrologer", ha impartido clases de Astrología, Tarot, Lectura de las manos, Sanación con Cristales y Coaching Espiritual. Tiene un segmento en el canal de YouTube del Nuevo Herald todos los domingos acerca de astrología y temas de actualidad. Tuvo su propio programa de Astrología trasmitido diariamente a través de Flamingo TV, ha sido entrevistada por varios programas de TV y todos los años se publica su anuario con el horóscopo signo por signo y otros temas místicos interesantes. Ha escrito varios libros, todos publicados en Amazon, “Arroz y Frijoles para el Alma, Parte I y II” “Dinero para todos los Bolsillos”, “Rice and Beans for The Soul”, “Salud para Todos los Corazones”, “Clases de Astrología, aprendiendo con tu Carta Natal”, y “Rituales para el 2022”, todos publicados en cinco idiomas. Actualmente reside en Miami, Florida.

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Tarot and Candle Reading Classes

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Angeline Rubi and Alina A. Rubi

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Authors: Angeline Rubi and Alina A. Rubi

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Introduction.

A bit of history

Reasons why we light a candle.

The Language of Candles

Meaning of the Colors of the Flame of a Candle

Meaning of the Wax Shape

Specific Shapes and Drawings that form the Candle Wax. Meanings.

What Do the Tears in Your Candle Mean?

Common Opinions regarding Candles

Relationship of candles and love. Popular beliefs.

Relationship of Candles and Good Luck. Popular beliefs.

Relationship of Candles and Spirituality. Popular beliefs.

Relation of Candles and Spirits. Popular beliefs.

Relationship of Candles and Prosperity. Popular Beliefs

Relationship of Candles and Bad Luck. Popular Beliefs

Relationships of Candles and Marriages. Popular Beliefs

Relationships of the Candles and the Death. Popular Beliefs

Relationship of Candles and Health. Popular Beliefs

Relation of the Candles and the Dreams. Popular Beliefs

Candles, Incense, Days, Quartz, Planets, Hours, and Zodiac Signs.

Yellow Candle

Blue

Light Blue Candle

Dark Blue Candle

White Candle

Golden Candle

The Grey Candles

Brown Candles

Dark brown candles

The Orange Candles

The Candles. Color Black

The Candles. Silver Color

The Red Candles

The Candles. Pink Color

The Green Candles

The Violet Candles

The Candles and the Days of the Week

Candles and the Powers of the Moon

Candles and their Relationship with Quartz

Candles and Zodiac Signs

Candles as Protection Tools

Procedure with the Candles in the Rituals

Regulations To Use Candles

Candles in your Home

Candle Rituals in Your Home

Rituals to protect your Home.

Ritual to Protect a New Home

Rituals to ward off bad luck from Home.

Ritual to Cleanse Bad Influences in the Home

Ritual to Remove Negative Vibrations from Your Home and Attract Material Abundance.

Protect your House against Black Magic.

Spell Opens Paths for Abundance at Home

Spell to Protect Your House from Theft

Spell for Abundance in Your Home.

Cuban Formula for Prosperity.

Spell for Protection of your Home.

Spell for Prosperity.

Spell to Avoid Poverty.

Objects that Obstruct Prosperity.

Plants that Attract Prosperity in Homes.

Ritual to Rush the Sale of a House.

The Wealth Zone in Your Home.

Ritual to Keep Poverty Away from Home.

Ritual Neutralizer of Bad Energies

The Art of Guessing with Candles

Divination with Candles

Divination by the flame of the Candle

Interpretation

Wax Divination

What to do after a Ritual?

Common Candlestick Shapes and Functions.

The magical powers of the days of the week.

Your Magic Days and Hours

Your magic hours.

Venus Hour

Mercury Hour

Mars Hour

Moon Hour

Saturn Hour

Jupiter Hour

Example of Calculation of Planetary Hours:

Bath for the Mercury Retrograde Period.

Magic Circle for Your Rituals

Synthesis

Holy Water, and Moon water

Introduction to Tarot Reading

Module #1

History of the Origin of the Tarot.

Preparation of the Cards.

Knowing the Cards.

Cleaning and Consecration of the Cards.

Ways to Enhance Your Intuition.

As should be the place to consult the Tarot.

Individual Study Module #1

Module #2

How the Tarot Cards are divided.

Order of the Minor Arcana.

Card Positions

The inverted cards

The Personality Charter

The Soul Card.

Simple Spread to start familiarizing yourself with the Major Arcana

Single Study Module #2

Module #3

The Fool. 0

The Magician. I

The Priestess. II

The Empress. III

The emperor. IV

The High Priest V (Hierophant).

The Lovers VI

Cart VII

Force VIII

The Hermit IX

The Wheel of Fortune X

Justice XI.

Single Study Module #3

Module #4

The Hangman XII.

Death XIII

Temperance XIV

The Devil XV.

The XVI Tower

The Star XVII.

The Moon XVIII.

The Sun XIX.

The Last Judgment XX

The XXI World.

Single Study Module #4

Module #5

How to ask the questions?

How to move the cards or shuffle them?

Spreads with three cards.

Spread with Five Cards.

The Celtic Cross

Gypsy Spread (Major Arcana).

Individual Study Module #5

Module #6

Minor Arcana.

Wands. Related to the Fire element.

Drinks. Related to the Water element.

Spades. Related to the Air element.

Pentacles. Related to the Earth element.

The Aces.

The Cards with Numbers.

Court Cards.

Physical description of the characters of the court Cards.

Kings

Knights

Pages

Ace of Cups.

Two of Cups.

Three of Cups.

Four of Cups.

Five of Cups.

Six of Cups.

Seven of Cups.

Eight of Cups.

Nine of Cups.

Ten of Cups.

Page of Cups.

Knight of Cups.

Queen of Cups.

King of Cups.

Individual Study Module #6

Ace of Pentacles.

Two of Pentacles.

Three of Pentacles.

Four of Pentacles.

Five of Pentacles.

Six of Pentacles.

Seven of Pentacles.

Eight of Pentacles.

Nine of Pentacles.

Ten of Pentacles.

Page of Pentacles.

Knight of Pentacles.

Queen of Pentacles.

King of Pentacles.

Single Homework Module #7

Module #8

Ace of Wands.

Two of Wands.

Three of Wands.

Four of Wands.

Five of Wands.

Six of Wands.

Seven of Wands.

Eight of Wands.

Nine of Wands.

Ten of Wands.

Page of Wands.

Knight of Wands.

Queen of Wands.

King of Wands.

Single Homework Module #8

Module #9

Ace of Spades.

Two of Swords.

Three of Swords.

Four of Swords.

Five of Swords.

Six of Swords.

Seven of Swords.

Eight of Swords.

Nine of Swords.

Ten of Swords.

Page of Swords.

Knight of Swords.

King of Swords.

Determining the time with the cast Celtic Cross.

Homework #9

About the Authors

Introduction.

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Candles, as instruments of illumination with esoteric and ritual sense, have returned in recent years to reclaim the leading role they once had. Lighting a candle is a ritual, where traditions that speak of spell and spells are combined, from the tenderness of an evening by candlelight, through a simple bath under the relaxing effect of the special light of a few candles. The flames of candles radiate mystical powers and, for centuries, sorcerers, seers and fortune tellers have used them as space-creating instruments appropriate for their spells or to make predictions.

However, a magical ritual with candles is not unique to sorcerers and sorcerers since everyone has performed at some point in their lives a ritual with candles, without realizing it.

Light and candles are synonymous with peace and shelter. Rituals where candles are used show the way to the unconscious and animate it. Candles are effective in relaxing, help with meditation and empower us to contact our inner being.

Using candles, we can protect ourselves, and protect others against any evil, face jealousy, pettiness, discord, resentment, hatred, depression, sadness, dangers, and violence.

A bit of history

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The origin of candles goes back to the history of fire itself, but it is impossible to know exactly when candles began to be used and how they were made in the past. Through historical data we have known that the Etruscans used sebum mixed with wax, which they wrapped around a wick obtained from the marrow of a stem of a plant.

Verifying which were the first civilizations to create and use candles as we know them today, as well as the primitive purpose for which they were produced is difficult. There are texts that confirm that the ancient priests of the Celtic civilization taught their successors inside the illuminated caves and used light in ritual celebrations dedicated to their gods.

In the Hebrew world, candles are of vital importance since the main symbol of the Jewish people was the Menorah, a seven-branched candlestick.

In Rome, the candle, called cerus, was composed of a reed marrow immersed in beeswax. The word candela is derived from the Latin candere, which means to shine. Lamps were often used for illumination, but candles were frequently used for religious purposes. Candles were used as instruments of devotion in the catacombs of ancient Rome, but some philosophers saw the use of candles as a dangerous evocation of paganism.

In Christianity there are testimonies of the use of candles around the third century AD, in rituals such as baptisms and funeral processions. In ancient France, candles made with beeswax were used. In the Middle Ages, in Asia, candles made with animal fat were used, at this stage the candles represented a new incentive in the development of esotericism, In the eighteenth century they began to be made with paraffin, solid fatty acid and occasionally with beeswax, hydrogenated animal fats and other components.

Reasons why we light a candle.

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The reasons that lead each person to use a candle are impossible to determine since there are many.

Establishing the motives is difficult, but we can say that all of us seek an answer beyond the physical world. All human beings seek guidance and light, something higher in which to believe we have Faith, and to be able to ask for.

Light has always been the bond that connects man and God, and in primitive civilizations fire represented an element that symbolized spirituality and the transformative energy of nature.

Fire and light are the two elements that we find in a candle, a tool created by man to give meaning to his own life and forge his destiny.

Lighting candles is part of the genetic heritage of us humans, and not even the most eminent scientists in the history of humankind have been able to prove that God or another spiritual being does not exist, and, in our universe, there are still many unanswered questions, and inexplicable enigmas.

In general, most civilizations have based their knowledge on the use of fire and its different functions. Rustic sticks with grease were transited to the use of torches with resin, and then the bonfires were fanned with wood. Subsequently, the Egyptians, Assyrians, Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans used the oil as fuel.

The Language of Candles

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Candles speak in their own language, through their shapes when burned, they convey countless messages about events that can happen immediately or in the long term.

-  When a candle produces sparks, it indicates that the weather is wet.

-  If you have trouble lighting the candle, your spiritual environment is dirty or overloaded with bad energetic vibrations.

-  If the candle when lit has excess smoke indicates it is not able to respond. It also means that the person is full of doubts and that times and circumstances are coming when it will be mandatory to take distance from things before moving forward.

-  If the wick splits in two, it means that you are not being clear with what you ask for or that you have little faith.

-  If the wick is very bright you will be lucky in what you ask.

-  If the candle cries a lot, it means that conflicts will appear so that what you ask for is fulfilled.

-  If the candle goes out it means that the most difficult part of your order will be fulfilled, but that there is something that you personally must do.

-  If the candle is consumed or burned to perfection it means that what you have asked for will be fully fulfilled.

-  If the flame of the candle oscillates without a justified cause that stimulates its movement, such as air, it means that a change in the circumstances of your life is approaching.

If you use more than one candle, these are the meanings:

-  If one of the candles is burning and the flame is high and bright it means that good luck will come.

-  If the flame of the candle falls up and down many times, it means a danger.

-  If the tip of the wick of the candle, from which the flame is born, becomes bright, it means resounding success. If the brightness lasts for a long time, success will be widespread. If it disappears soon, success will be short-lived.

-  If the flame of the candle burns slowly and is short, it means that all our projects will be a failure.

-  If the flame of a candle has a spiral movement, or spins, it means that we must be careful with the people around us because they can lie to us or conspire against us.

-  If the flame of the candle sizzles it means that very soon, we will suffer disappointment or disappointment.

-  If a candle flame goes out suddenly, it means a loss of family or job.

-  If the candle flame goes out and there is no air, it means that we must change our goals.

Meaning of the Colors of the Flame of a Candle

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Azul: It means that the mentality of the person we are including in our ritual will receive our message.

Yellow: It means that we are high energy, and that the person we are working on the ritual rejects our energy.

Red:  It means quick results.

White: It means that there are angels or beings from other dimensions that will help you in your requests.

Note: If the flame of the candle has two colors, you must join the meanings before the mentioned.

Meaning of the Wax Shape

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Interpreting the shape of the candle wax helps us to know how our ritual is working. When the wax is consumed it forms silhouettes, profiles, or strokes at the bottom of the container that is placed. To interpret the remains of a candle it is essential that you leave your mind blank, that you observe them calmly and allow your subconscious to define the meaning.

-  If the wax forms a pile of tears on the sides, you must observe carefully and perhaps observe an angelic figure. In these cases, the result of the ritual will be positive.

-  If the wax forms on the sides some spiked or pointed structures, like spikes signific that many setbacks are coming and that there are energies opposed to our desires.

-  In the container or base the wax forms figures like bunches of grapes. This means that everything is fine and that in your way comes a lot of prosperity and avalanches.

-  In the container containing the candle, or at the base, faces or silhouettes of animals are formed. This means that we do not have little vitality.

-  In the container or base that we have the candle some pieces that are shaped like a Moon were detached. If the tips of the Moon are facing the left side it means that there are external forces helping us, and very soon we will get a result or an answer. If the tips of the Moon tilt to the right something is sabotaging our request is.

-  If we find remains of the candle outside the container the meaning depends on the type of ritual or request, you have made. You must look carefully at the piece, and you will surely receive a message and you will have the ability to sense if the piece that came off is positive or negative. In rituals against the evil eye, observe if what was detached or represents evil things, since it means that the evil is being broken. On the other hand, in normal forms, the meaning is the opposite. In short, if the wax symbolizes something good it means that everything is going well, but if what was detached has an unpleasant appearance, something is